Horror
Rod Lott
Blue Underground's cover of the Blu-ray debut of 1975's "Night Train Murders" bears the blurb, "More reprehensible than 'Last House on the Left'!"

Horror
Rod Lott
In the movies, nothing good ever comes of a group of college students leaving their confines for a weekend. Noth-ing.

Horror
Rod Lott
On the eve of D-Day, British soldiers Capt. Grogan (Craig Hall, "30 Days of Night") and Sgt. Tane (Karlos Drinkwater, TV's "Spartacus") successfully maneuver through mines to infiltrate a cavernous Forau Island fortress that could be on the cover of Architectural Digest, if only the magazine printed an issue devoted to the homes of satanic creatures.

Horror
Rod Lott
Recently, I bought an issue of a UK film magazine whose cover story counted down the 66 best zombie movies ever made. Perched at No. 31 was Howard and Jonathan Ford's "The Dead" — a damned strong showing for two Brit brothers whose previous pair of pictures didn’t even make a blip.

Horror
Rod Lott
Anyone who can recall our 2010 review of “The Human Centipede (First Sequence)” may remember an observation that the film’s events weren’t as graphic as everyone expected — that they could’ve been much worse.

Horror
Rod Lott
As the unique titles have it, "from the strip cartoon" comes “Baba Yaga,” a minor slice of Italian Pop Art horror from 1973. Despite that date, it carries that unmistakable striking look of the psychedelic '60s.

Horror
Rod Lott
Judging by the hype surrounding the DVD release of “The Burning Moon,” one would think Intervision has done cult-film enthusiasts a solid by preserving this 1997 obscurity for all mankind.

Horror
Rod Lott
Creature has attracted a fair amount of attention of late, but for all the wrong reasons, as it reportedly earned the lowest first-weekend gross of any wide-release theatrical film in history. The horror movie’s crime isn't incompetence (à la Birdemic), but underexposure to the point of nonexposure.

Horror
Rod Lott
Splintered is the third movie I've seen this month opening with a group of young people getting lost while driving through the wild, and they’re so far gone, the GPS is useless.

Horror
Rod Lott
Five strangers awake in a room, not knowing how they got there. Cube, anyone?